If we were to investigate emptiness as the negative of fullness, the hollow as the true mother of the container, and magically materialize it—thus turning it once again into a “fullness”—we would dangerously saturate all available space.

Instead, through moderation and by avoiding danger, the inquiry uncovers a mine of unexpected forms that reveals a curiosity for surprise and allows itself to be surprised by the curiosity of complements and their interplay.
Choosing separation, yet highlighting what is rarely shown—this too is a work by Luca Pancrazzi.